Disclaimer: First of all, this is the first time any of us has published an open source product. So, we don't really have any experience how this stuff works
casual has a few 'products' that could be split into separated repos in the future, but for now we keep them all in this repository.
casual main purpose is casual-middleware, which is an XATMI implementation
casual-make is a 'build system' that is easy to use.
Users declare their intent (in pure python) and casual-make take care of the rest.
Easy to implement DSL stuff to fit most needs.
Can of course be used stand alone without the rest of casual.
The following needs to be installed using rpm or yum packages.
- git
- python
- gcc-c++
- puppet
cd middleware
sudo puppet apply casual.pp
Use templatefile to setup environment
cp middleware/example/env/casual.env casual.env
Edit file, set correct paths and source file
source casual.env
cd $CASUAL_BUILD_HOME
casual-make compile && casual-make install && casual-make link
casual-make test
tested om OS X and Ubuntu so far. More unix flavors needed
TODO: this documentation should be separated from this repo? At least conceptually
- gateway
- JCA implementation
- COBOL bindings
- some redesign of internal parts (for maintainability)
We've done some field tests
- 1 XATMI domain (no inter-domain communications)
- 2 types of resources - IBM db2 and casual-queue
- Performance is good
- Scalability is really good, hence we feel confident that the basic design is good.
We'll publish the result of the tests as soon as we can
- We have to get this whole project documented and organized before we define these guidelines.
- But if you made improvements, please keep the same look and feel of the code.
- Fredrik Eriksson (laz@laz.se)
Our intention is that everything in this repository is licensed under the MIT licence, with the exception of stuff under thirdparty, which has their own licenses.
We (think we) show this by the file licence.md. If this is not enough legally, please enlighten us!